Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-26
OAHGEROus DRUGS:
New to Control Effeotuaiiy All suAo
 Horrible Uabits.
Rochester, x. r. Post. Erpre,s.

r,er abroad, said to our reporter. thai
 the thing that impressed biiu most d
 all was the number of holidays one en.
 counters abroad and the little anxiety
 the people display in the con duet oS busI.
 ness affairs. "Men boast here, ]" he said,
 that tt!ey work for yeala without day : "n; jn Europe that would be considered ! crime."
 M:. T. II. Warner, who was presen, at the r:me, said, "This is the first sum
 mer in years that l have no. spent on
 the water. Been too busy"
 Then, suppose you have been ad.
 vertlsing extensively Mot at all. We have always hereto
 fore closed our laboratory during July,
 August and September. but this sum-
 mer we have kept |; running day and
 night to supply the demand, which has
 been three times greater than ever be-
 fore !n OUT history at this season." "how do yon account for this 2" "Ihe Increase has come from the snS.
 psrsdt recogai,ion of tss erceleace of our preparations. We have been nearly ton
 years before the public and ths sales are
 eonstontly increasing while our newspaper
 advertising Is cons,oniiy diminishins. Why, high scientific sbd medical au,
 thorities, now publicly copcede Ina. our
 Warmers safe cure is the only se;eztife
 specific for kidney and liver diseases and
 Tor all the many diseases caused by
 them"
 Have you evidence of thisf"
 Abundance! Only a few weeks ago
 Dr. J. l.. Stephens, of Lebanon, Ohio, 8
 specialist for the cure of narcotic, etc,
 habits told me that e number of emi.
 nent scientific medical men mad been
 experimenting for years, testing and an-
 alyZing all known remedies for the kid
 neys and liver, for, as you may be aware,
 the excessive use of all narcotics and
 stimuants destroys those organs, and
 until they can be restored to health the
 habits cannot be broken upl Among
 the investigators were such men as J. Nj. Hall, M. b, President of the Stats
 Board of Health of Iowa, and Alexandss Neil, M. D., Professor of Suregry Ia ths college of Physicians and Surgeons and president of the Academy of Medicine st Coiumbu who, after exhaustive inquiry, reported that there was no remedy known to schools or sb scientific inouiry equal to Warmers safe cure"
 Are many persons addicted to the use of deadly drugs? ?"
 AAiNAO diC sVAby LltiilOh5 VI DcOUlo LU the world who use opium alone. and there are many hundreds of thousands in this country who are victimS of nor. phine, opium, quinine and cocaine. They think they have no such habit about them-so many people are uncen- scious victims of these habits. They have pains and symptoms of what they call malaria and other diseases, when in reality it is the demand in the svstem for these terrible drugs, a demand that is caused largely by physicians ,rescrip- hons which contain 90 many dangerous drugs, and strong spirits, and one that must be answered or silenced in the kid. neys and liver by what Dr. Stephens says is the only kidney and liver specific. He also says that moderate oriiItn and other drug eaters, if they sustain the kidney and livor vigor with that great remedy, can keep np these hsIts la moderation"
 "Well does not this discovery give yor new revelation of the power oS ssis cure?"
 No, sir; for yearg have tried to con. vince the public that oearfY ell tAs dis- eases ef the human systea originate in some disorder of the kiine-e or liver. and hence hare logicaiv ,leclared thai fl our spsoiiic were useG .,yerr ninety per cent. of these aItmepis would l sap- pear. The liver anu kiaoSvs aesya to absorb these poisons from tie bl07l and become depraved and disoGe:,i. !"
 "When these eminent authorities thus publicly admit that thsre is ,I0 remedy like ours to enable !he kidneys and liver to throw of the f5isht!ul effects of all deadly drugs aul exccesive use of stim. ulants it is aa admission oi its power as great as any one could lerirr; for if through it's iafinence alone the opium, quinlEe. co aine and huuos habits can bs overcome. what hiGhsY testimonial Of its specific power could be asked for ?"
 "You really believe then, Mir. Warner. that the majority of discases come from kidney an iivay complaints H'
 "l do! When you see person moping md groveling about, half lead and hall dive, year after year, yoI may surely put him down as having some kidney and iver trouble"
 "The other day l was talking with pr. Fowler, the eminent occulist of this city. yho said that kalf the patients N ho came o him for eye treatment were affected y advanced kidney disease. No" many people wonder why in middle fife their we sight becomes so poor. A thorough curse oi treatment with Warmers safe ure is what they need more than pair f eye glasses. The kidney poison nths lood always attacks tine weakest psrt f the body; with some it affects the yes; with others the head; with others he stOmdch ar ths lusags, or rteuynatis isorders follows and asnal9ia tears hem in pieces. or they lose the po,rers tds.e, smell Or become impoient ;i, other motions of the bo.ly. What man would ot give his all to have the vigor of youth commando"
 "The intelligent physician knows that lese complaints are but symptoms; they re not the disorder. and they are symp- ,ms not of disease of the head, the eys r stomach, or oi virility, necessarily, ut of the kidney poison in the blood nd they may prevail and no pain occur ] the kidneys"
 It is not strange that the enthusiasm hich Mir. Warner displays in his ap- recitation of his own remedy, which re- ored him 10 health when the doctors id he could not live six months, should ,come infectious and that the entire orld should pay tribute to its power. f 1r as Mir Warnar says the salau ora